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My encouragement for men in general – but especially for young men – is to pursue genuine freedom in all aspects of their lives. We often toss around the idea of freedom nonchalantly, thinking that because we live in a…
“You are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes.” (James 4:14) The daily struggle of the Christian is to use his twenty-four hours to the glory of God and the advancement of Jesus’ kingdom. In the…
I recently read Return of the Strong Gods: Nationalism, Populism, and the Future of the West by R. R. Reno (2019). It gave me quite a lot to consider. What follows are some reflections – not a book review, nor…
This is a hard lesson for us to learn. We are naturally impatient, and we respond to crises by assuming that things must resolve quickly. We are discontent to wait on God’s timing. But when we are in a hurry, often God is not.
John Fletcher of Madeley composed 12 questions for spiritual self-examination in the 18th century. I’ve published them previously, but today I’m republishing an updated and modernized version. 1) Did I fill my mind with spiritual thoughts and refrain from distractions…
With you, the Christian, God treats you as royalty, and as heir to a throne. The royal child is given no choice in the matter: he must be royalty. And because he is royalty, he is among the most privileged…
The Psalms are musical. Many musicians have composed beautiful songs with the text or paraphrase of the Psalms, and we can all benefit from their creativity. I’ve started compiling a list of all the Psalms set to music – but…




